Using AI for Stronger Infrastructure
Researchers at the University of Illinois use ACCESS-allocated resources to automate the detection of corrosion in large infrastructures, such as bridges and water systems.
Researchers at the University of Illinois use ACCESS-allocated resources to automate the detection of corrosion in large infrastructures, such as bridges and water systems.
Over the summer, ACCESS Support hosted a mini hackathon at PEARC24. Three winners were given the task of predicting how users would rate movies on IMDb.
Students at City University of New York use Purdue’s supercomputer, Anvil, to train AI how to detect propaganda and opinion in the daily news.
Purdue’s Rosen Center for Advanced Computing has recently announced its new AI chat resource, AnvilGPT.
Kentucky and Missouri team use ACCESS resources to protect medical images from hacks.
A professor uses an ACCESS allocation to prepare computer science students for a future working with HPC.
Researchers are simulating a water treatment plant to train young engineers to help shore up a retiring workforce.
Researchers utilize the power and speed of ACCESS resource Delta to reproduce the development methodology for speech recognition applications.
Students at UIUC create a more efficient Federated Learning algorithm using ACCESS resource Delta
Utilizing ACCESS resource Bridges-2, researchers at Carnegie Mellon University’s Robotics Institute have found new approaches to efficient robot AI training